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Lots of "third party" games using external RAM don't have a correct header, let's say it was just a recommandation from Sega
In an emulator, I found that the best way to handle SRAM in an automatical way (but certainly not accurate) is to handle all writes above ROM size area as SRAM writes (some games use 300000h and above, I also found a 4MB korean game which uses the 400000h-40FFFFh area) and emulate the "official" mapper at A130F1h by default (for the few games having ROM & SRAM mapped in the same area)
I also wonder if it's possible to have SRAM mapped under 200000h and access it: doesn't it need some particular asserted signals ?
In an emulator, I found that the best way to handle SRAM in an automatical way (but certainly not accurate) is to handle all writes above ROM size area as SRAM writes (some games use 300000h and above, I also found a 4MB korean game which uses the 400000h-40FFFFh area) and emulate the "official" mapper at A130F1h by default (for the few games having ROM & SRAM mapped in the same area)
I also wonder if it's possible to have SRAM mapped under 200000h and access it: doesn't it need some particular asserted signals ?
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I'm just asking a little question: is there going to be a Mac OS X port of Regen in the future? I like Mac OS X very much and would love to use Regen on there, as the emulators available (except for MacGens, non-native, requires X11, and crashes very often) are all monopolized by some Richard Bannister guy, who makes people pay $25 for fullscreen and joystick support, because he considers them "enhanced features". That's dishonest in my opinion.
Hi,tails92 wrote:I'm just asking a little question: is there going to be a Mac OS X port of Regen in the future? I like Mac OS X very much and would love to use Regen on there, as the emulators available (except for MacGens, non-native, requires X11, and crashes very often) are all monopolized by some Richard Bannister guy, who makes people pay $25 for fullscreen and joystick support, because he considers them "enhanced features". That's dishonest in my opinion.
That is really sad . But alas, I don't have a Mac. Is it possible to install Mac OS X on a normal PC? (is it legal?). If it is possible, then a Mac port can be done easily as I can just port the linux version to Mac (which uses SDL btw). But somebody will have to get me a Mac OS X then . But I promise I'll try to get my hands on a Mac machine and do a port.
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Yes, it's possible to install Mac OS X on a normal PC, you just have to search for osx86.
My Mac machine is a normal laptop PC that run osx86 tiger 10.4.11.
It works quite well, in fact I've installed it so far on three machines and the worst that can happen most times is that video won't be accellerated but it's not a big problem if 3d games aren't needed.
Feel free to email me if you want to know something more.
My Mac machine is a normal laptop PC that run osx86 tiger 10.4.11.
It works quite well, in fact I've installed it so far on three machines and the worst that can happen most times is that video won't be accellerated but it's not a big problem if 3d games aren't needed.
Feel free to email me if you want to know something more.
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I'm not sure of that. I think the main problem is that a Mac and a PC have completely different architechtures, so you need a completely (internally) different version of MacOSX for a PC (different processor if I'm not wrong, dammit ).King Of Chaos wrote:But, it's not exactly legal.tails92 wrote:Yes, it's possible to install Mac OS X on a normal PC, you just have to search for osx86.
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